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Photography Students Practice for Standardized Testing Through Artful Inquiry... Sarah Cress, photography teacher at Streamwood High School has introduced a new way of preparing for standardized testing. Students will visit an online blog site weekly, where they will respond to artful readings and math-based inquiries. Students will respond to assignments in their sketchbooks, a required component for all Photography 1-2, 3-4 and 5-6 students. Students will experience engaging and contemporary readings while also preparing for those inevitable testing dates.
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Photography Students' Work Published in Book Series... Sarah Cress, photography teacher at Streamwood High School just finished publication of her second book titled "Artist Postcards: The Continuation of an Artistic Adventure." Within the book, veiwers will find the artistic creations of Streamwood High School students. Students featured in the publication include (in order of appearance): Nancy Nunez Students featured in Cress' 2008 publication "Artist Postcards: Creating and Communicating Through the Arts" include: Tricia Bohannan To preview Cress' books visit her website at sarahcress.com and click on the publications page.
Why Photography? Are you an artist looking for a new and interesting way to express yourself visually? Have you just purchased a digital camera, and would like to learn how to use it? Are you intrigued by the darkroom and the traditional way of making photographs? Are you interested in making fantastic images? If you said yes to any of these questions, Photography may be the class for you! In all levels of Photography, our students experiment with a variety of traditional and contemporary media. Students work with film cameras, digital cameras, computer programs that enhance their imagery, and an assortment of other photographic equipment. Take Photography 1-2 and you can begin your photographic adventure next year! Once you take Photography 1-2, you can continue taking year long, studio-based courses within this exciting field. If you have any questions about our program, feel free to visit Ms. Cress in room E120 today!
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